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The Night O.J. Simpson Took Over the NBA Finals | Greta Wire Shorty
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2:44Now PlayingOn today’s "Greta Wire," Greta Van Susteren looks back at one of the most unforgettable nights in live television history.
It was June 17, 1994. The New York Knicks were playing the Houston Rockets in the NBA Finals — but millions of Americans suddenly found themselves watching a split screen: basketball on one side, and O.J. Simpson’s white Ford Bronco chase on the other.
Greta remembers the chaos, the tension, and the impossible call facing TV producers as a major sporting event collided with breaking national news in real time.
And yes — Greta also answers the question: where is the famous white Bronco now?
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